Violence Erupts In Protest Against New Security Law In Paris

Violence erupts in protest against new security law in Paris, capital of France, clashes between police and protesters.

In the French capital Paris, during the Corona epidemic, the public’s anger against the new security law and police excesses came out on the road.

Dozens of protesters broke barricades planted by police and vandalized shops. The protesters damaged several shops. The vehicles parked on the road were set on fire.

Meanwhile, French Interior Minister Gerald Dermainin said 64 protesters have been detained across the country. Eight police officers have also been injured in this violence.

He said that no one in the country has any right to play with law and security.

In France, protests have intensified after the government introduced a security bill in Parliament and banned the transmission of images of police officers in the media.

Many areas of France are vulnerable to violence.

Meanwhile, the police released several rounds of tear gas shells to deal with the protesters. Several rounds of rubber bullets were fired to disperse the protesters.

During this time, there were several clashes between police and protesters. Explain that there has been a movement against the security law for a week.

Protests took place at around 100 different places throughout France on Saturday.

The protesters are opposing the new security law. The protesters were shouting slogans against the police during the protest.

Nationwide protests against the new security law in France are becoming a major crisis for President Emanuel Macron’s government.

Violence has picked up here after the police beat up an unsympathetic producer last month. On Saturday, protesters targeted the property agency and bank in the supermarket, according to news agency AFP.

The protesters broke the windows of the bank. Several cars were set ablaze in Avenue Gambetta. The protesters then turned to the Central Place de la Republic.